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A network is defined as two or more computers linked together for the purpose of communicating and sharing information and other resources. Most networks are constructed around a cable connection that links the computers. Computer Network Topology LAN (Local Area Network)design is called topology, which describes the appearance or layout of a network and how data flows through the network.
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Demo of Star topology
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Demo of Bus topology
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Demo of Ring topology
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